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UPSC considers online interviews for candidates to avoid Covid risk
UPSC has asked NIC to explore the possibility of online interviews for candidates for different exams in case the Covid situation persists for long.
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Q.361 [CAPF 2018]
The Buddhist text Majjhima Nikaya is in
The Buddhist text Majjhima Nikaya is in
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Q.17 [CDS 2018-2]
The dialogue on Varna between king Avantiputta and Kachchana, a disciple of Buddha, appears in which one Of the following Buddhist texts?
The dialogue on Varna between king Avantiputta and Kachchana, a disciple of Buddha, appears in which one Of the following Buddhist texts?
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majjhima nikaya
24%
Samyutta Nikaya
26%
Anguttara Nikaya
6%
Ambattha Sutta
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πIn Tamilnadu between 2012 to 2016>>157 custodial death recorded in SANTHAKULAM police station Tuthookudi.
The petitioner also stated that though only 1,303 deaths or disappearances were recorded ask per NCRB data, the National Human Rights Commission received complaints and reports of 24,043 custodial deaths/rapes between 2005-2006 to 2018-2019.
πReasons- @missioncapfhub
1. Culture of impunity βfailures of instrumentalities like indpendent inquiry by judicial magistrate
2. Criminal justice system- poor investigation skills of police and poor infrastructure and equipment at police station
3. Absence of Strong Legislation : India does not have an anti-torture legislation and is yet to criminalise custodial violence, while action against culpable officials remains illusory.
4. Effect movies of singham which shows praise for officials taking laws into hands for instant justice
5. Low human rights regime and pressure on government.
6. Pressure on police to solve the cases in limited time
7. Custodial deaths shown as a suicides.
πSOLUTIONS-
1. ZERO TOLERANCE policy towards custodial deaths.
2. Adequate training and capacity building towards investigation and crime solving.
3. Implementation of every legal safeguards like right to medical examination , right to lawyer, right to inform to families right to be produced before a judicial magistrate and to complain of maltreatment or torture, limits on the duration of police custody.
4. India should ratify the UN Convention Against Torture: It will mandate a systematic review of colonial rules, methods, practices and arrangements for the custody.
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6. Implementation of Law Commission of Indiaβs 273rd Report : The report recommends that those accused of committing custodial torture β be it policemen, military and paramilitary personnel β should be criminally prosecuted instead of facing mere administrative action establishing
an effective deterrent.
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